... have no business seeking them in constituencies liable to a Tory onslaught. These gentry are to be found as plentiful as blackberries only ip Nationalist constituencies where no Tory dare face the foe. If you wish to find Mr Davin, look not for him in Tyrone ...

... from the mist, Where the great West Walls by ocean spray are kissed ; The happy little villages that cuddle in the sun When blackberri ‘ e r s oa rijen and the harvest work is done Corrymeela, akeela, Clogher, Cahireiveen, C.' ippaharoe, Oasrigaloe, Cashel ...

... ry injurious thing if any. man who had a little house could sell nothint else because he sold drink. I don't care a big blackberry anyway es far as mysell is concerned what regulations they make for selling the whis k ey though I - have a little steak ...

... if °or tobacco manufacturers will fall back on Irish, as one of thrin is about to do, 'hey can get names as plentiful as blackberries in Sept . mber. One firm is bringing out series of pictures of Irish scenery, and another, we understand, is bringing out ...

... many other mischievous tricks with which the pooka is credited. at any rate in the south of Ireland, is his spoiling the blackberries about Michae lm as Day (September 29), after which date the, most hungry school-boy will not touch them. There is strong ...

... pickers and buyers come over to gather j blackberries. and enterprising English jam I manufacturers export to Ireland the same fruit in the form of jam. are the poor pennle beginning to realise that blackberries are ft to eat : hitherto they left them ...

... oranges. Sgs, tamarinds. prone*, mulberries, dates, nceitarinrs and plums may be included. Pomegranates, crarih-rries. blackberries, sumac berries, dewberries, raspberries. barberries, /miners. pears. wild ch-rries, and medlars are astringents. Grapes ...

... yeas MeCiti one at every turn, rejoined Hope, M'Cabis will do cried M'Craoken, exuberantly. if the King's men grew like blackberries on every bush I Why,' bb's a brilliant fellow, Will—true steel, quick as lightning. cool ac ice; with the grace of a courtier ...

... of growth were better by reason of plei tiful rain. Every rose has its thorn, and the same may ho said of such fruits as blackberries, raspberries, etc., only they are not real thorns, but prickles, which strip o ff , the outer bark, vithile thorns will ...

... would like to •r oere s . ruttier with some apple trees OA in his plot. If that were so they net tar trespass; would be as blackberries. Therefore he meow! that the occupiers of labourers' witylos should plant at' least six apple presided the district council ...

... also cane up for considers Lion. An important letter from Fall•ei Dunne Adm.. containing suggestions ir reference to the blackberry season also be considered. Mr. J. S. Gor•lon the Department's inspector agriculture' branch. will meet the committee on ...

... have more or less of them, none of one hardy &tete more accommodating as regprds soil and cultivation. It ranks next to the blackberry in that respect: Any soil that still grow good black currants will grow raspberries. There are several very general mistakes ...